Bonnie Dybnis answers the following questions in a video on aging parents and home care:

1. How many Americans provide home care for their aging parents in the US today?
2. Who provides the majority of in-home care services?
3. What are signs that my parent needs home health care?
4. How can I decide if my parent should move in with me?
5. Who can help families develop and implement a home care plan?
6. What is a geriatric care manager?
7. How can I find a geriatric care manager?
8. What home care services are available to help families?
9. What if my parent needs medical care every day?
10. Is long-term home care a practical solution?
11. Is the quality of home care as good as nursing facilities?
12. What are the most important home care issues that should be addressed?
13. What if my parent refuses to consider home care options?
14. How can I help an aging parent if I live far away?

Bunni Dybnis
Director of Professional Services, LivHOME, Inc.
Qualifications: Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist; Certified Care Manager.
Summary: With over 20 years experience as a licensed marriage and family therapist, Bunni Dybnis has developed and overseen programs in the areas of death and dying, bereavement, and frail elderly care. She is a nationally recognized speaker on a variety of topics concerning the elderly and winner of the Rose Kleiner Award for “dedication and service in the field of eldercare management.”

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